January 1945 Eastern Front -29c
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Ok, it's more like the Southern front in my front yard! lol It's fricken -30c and I got the tank blues, I just had to run it! Am I nuts??? I near froze them off as well!
Some more pics for you. King Tiger that is! lol



Some more pics for you. King Tiger that is! lol



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Looks like fun to me,we are getting a little snow here where I live also.But it's 33 degrees and very wet snow,need it to be colder before I take one out in it.Nice pictures though------BIGMIG 



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Nice to be able to take a 1;16 out in -30 and run it....but the photo of the 1;1 scale M-46 under my address was taken at -35 and was my "home" ....and no place to go inside and warm up. We used the mufflers.[:@] You go outside with these thiungs in that weather, voluntarilly? [X(]
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Nice to be able to take a 1;16 out in -30 and run it....but the photo of the 1;1 scale M-46 under my address was taken at -35 and was my "home" ....and no place to go inside and warm up. We used the mufflers.[:@] You go outside with these thiungs in that weather, voluntarilly? [X(]
Nice to be able to take a 1;16 out in -30 and run it....but the photo of the 1;1 scale M-46 under my address was taken at -35 and was my "home" ....and no place to go inside and warm up. We used the mufflers.[:@] You go outside with these thiungs in that weather, voluntarilly? [X(]
Thanks for all the compliments guys.
Thanks Pattoncommander for serving and keeping our countries safe.
Panedev, the white wash is with Hanz's winter gear. The last supply truck is MIA! One day I will do a winter wash but on another tank.
YHR, -40


I am working on screens for the engine deck and will do some minor weathering. I have finished my Tamiya Panther, I just have to weather it as well. I will try to get pictures later.
Turbo, if you see this, look at my antenna! Thanks for the tip.[sm=thumbs_up.gif]
This whole rc tank thing is very addicting!
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It's a stock Matorro with a fan on the board. I repainted it and moved the antenna. I purchased metal tracks but the motors are weak for the extra weight.
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It's a stock Matorro with a fan on the board. I repainted it and moved the antenna. I purchased metal tracks but the motors are weak for the extra weight.
It's a stock Matorro with a fan on the board. I repainted it and moved the antenna. I purchased metal tracks but the motors are weak for the extra weight.







